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Curriculum: B.S. Fisheries and Wildlife – Online
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This is 180-credit undergraduate program at the end of which you earn a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and Wildlife Science. In order to graduate, students must complete the following areas:
- Baccalaureate core: 48 credits plus a Writing Intensive Course of at least 3 credits
- Fisheries and Wildlife Science major
- Basic science and math: 36 credits
- Fisheries and wildlife: 53 - 55 credits
- Physics, chemistry, earth science: 9 - 12 credits
- Human dimensions core: 9 - 12 credits
- Specialization area: at least 24 credits
- Electives: various to meet the 180 credits
OSU Ecampus students have the ability to add a minor to their degree program. OSU offers a diverse selection of minors online. Combine fisheries and wildlife and a business minor or fisheries and wildlife plus a geography minor to create an even more powerful resume fit for today's job market.
Transfer credits
Many of the requirements can be transferred from other colleges and universities. Additional information about transferring credits is available through the OSU Office of Admissions.
Once you are admitted to OSU and have declared Fisheries and Wildlife Science as your major, complete the Ecampus Online Orientation. Then email an FW adviser to schedule an advising appointment.
Meet your Advisers:
Danielle Jarkowsky
Academic Adviser
Department of Fisheries & Wildlife
danielle.jarkowsky@oregonstate.edu
Rebecca Goggans Academic
Adviser & Internship Coordinator
Ecampus Fisheries & Wildlife Degree Program Leader
Department of Fisheries & Wildlife
rebecca.goggans@oregonstate.edu
